Kyle Christian Zobel returned to his Heavenly Father on May 30, 2022, at the age of 47. Although his departure was sudden and premature, he was surrounded by the people he loved most in this life. Yet, with raging tumult, there was great peace.
Kyle was born on August 27, 1974, to Keith Christian Zobel and Shauna Carpenter of Las Vegas, Nevada.
He married his closest friend and eternal companion for time and all eternity on December 18, 1999.
Kyle was a graduate of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. He received a Master's Degree in Curriculum in Education from Phoenix University and a second Master's in School Administration from Touro University. He taught the students he loved in the Clark County School district for 22 years. He lived a selfless life dedicated to his wife and three children. He worked hard to provide for his family to ensure they never went without.
He was a man of God who went about doing good. As a true disciple of Jesus Christ, he embodied Christlike living; he was filled with charity, hope, love, and kindness. This was felt by all those fortunate enough to cross paths with him. He always looked for an opportunity to serve others. Kyle never knew a stranger; his infectious smile would make you feel right at ease. He looked at others like Heavenly Father sees them and felt a deep love for everyone. He was a true cheerleader and champion of the underdog.
Kyle always had a zest for life and is known for his unparalleled humor and quick wit. He had a knack for making quick remarks that could lighten any situation. Everyone will miss his quick wit and the sarcastic way he loved to joke.
He is survived by his parents, Keith Christian Zobel and Shauna (Carpenter), his wife Tonya, and three children, RaeAnne, Kaden, and Ava. And many more that were like family and treated like nothing less.
Kyle was born on August 27, 1974, to Keith Christian Zobel and Shauna Carpenter of Las Vegas, Nevada.
He married his closest friend and eternal companion for time and all eternity on December 18, 1999.
Kyle was a graduate of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. He received a Master's Degree in Curriculum in Education from Phoenix University and a second Master's in School Administration from Touro University. He taught the students he loved in the Clark County School district for 22 years. He lived a selfless life dedicated to his wife and three children. He worked hard to provide for his family to ensure they never went without.
He was a man of God who went about doing good. As a true disciple of Jesus Christ, he embodied Christlike living; he was filled with charity, hope, love, and kindness. This was felt by all those fortunate enough to cross paths with him. He always looked for an opportunity to serve others. Kyle never knew a stranger; his infectious smile would make you feel right at ease. He looked at others like Heavenly Father sees them and felt a deep love for everyone. He was a true cheerleader and champion of the underdog.
Kyle always had a zest for life and is known for his unparalleled humor and quick wit. He had a knack for making quick remarks that could lighten any situation. Everyone will miss his quick wit and the sarcastic way he loved to joke.
He is survived by his parents, Keith Christian Zobel and Shauna (Carpenter), his wife Tonya, and three children, RaeAnne, Kaden, and Ava. And many more that were like family and treated like nothing less.
Kyle Christian Zobel returned to his Heavenly Father on May 30, 2022, at the age of 47. Although his departure was sudden and premature, he was surrounded by the people he loved most in this life. Yet, with raging tumult, there was great peace.
Kyle was born on August 27, 1974, to Keith Christian Zobel and Shauna Carpenter of Las Vegas, Nevada.
He married his closest friend and eternal companion for time and all eternity on December 18, 1999.
Kyle was a graduate of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. He received a Master's Degree in Curriculum in Education from Phoenix University and a second Master's in School Administration from Touro University. He taught the students he loved in the Clark County School district for 22 years. He lived a selfless life dedicated to his wife and three children. He worked hard to provide for his family to ensure they never went without.
He was a man of God who went about doing good. As a true disciple of Jesus Christ, he embodied Christlike living; he was filled with charity, hope, love, and kindness. This was felt by all those fortunate enough to cross paths with him. He always looked for an opportunity to serve others. Kyle never knew a stranger; his infectious smile would make you feel right at ease. He looked at others like Heavenly Father sees them and felt a deep love for everyone. He was a true cheerleader and champion of the underdog.
Kyle always had a zest for life and is known for his unparalleled humor and quick wit. He had a knack for making quick remarks that could lighten any situation. Everyone will miss his quick wit and the sarcastic way he loved to joke.
He is survived by his parents, Keith Christian Zobel and Shauna (Carpenter), his wife Tonya, and three children, RaeAnne, Kaden, and Ava. And many more that were like family and treated like nothing less.
Kyle was born on August 27, 1974, to Keith Christian Zobel and Shauna Carpenter of Las Vegas, Nevada.
He married his closest friend and eternal companion for time and all eternity on December 18, 1999.
Kyle was a graduate of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. He received a Master's Degree in Curriculum in Education from Phoenix University and a second Master's in School Administration from Touro University. He taught the students he loved in the Clark County School district for 22 years. He lived a selfless life dedicated to his wife and three children. He worked hard to provide for his family to ensure they never went without.
He was a man of God who went about doing good. As a true disciple of Jesus Christ, he embodied Christlike living; he was filled with charity, hope, love, and kindness. This was felt by all those fortunate enough to cross paths with him. He always looked for an opportunity to serve others. Kyle never knew a stranger; his infectious smile would make you feel right at ease. He looked at others like Heavenly Father sees them and felt a deep love for everyone. He was a true cheerleader and champion of the underdog.
Kyle always had a zest for life and is known for his unparalleled humor and quick wit. He had a knack for making quick remarks that could lighten any situation. Everyone will miss his quick wit and the sarcastic way he loved to joke.
He is survived by his parents, Keith Christian Zobel and Shauna (Carpenter), his wife Tonya, and three children, RaeAnne, Kaden, and Ava. And many more that were like family and treated like nothing less.
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